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Do not cross that marking if you must give way in accordance with the priority rules.
Do not cross it when required to give way under the general priority rules. The marking alone does not require stopping in every case or impose an absolute prohibition on crossing. Stop when necessary to give way safely.
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Never cross that marking under any circumstances.
Do not cross that marking if you must give way in accordance with the priority rules.
You must stop at that marking.
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